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Maggie

Maggie
Maggie

Maggie and I met on 19th December 2008 in York. She was advertised on Gumtree as she had been bred at 7 months old and most of her puppies had died, and the advert said that she was 'useless and being beaten up by the ex-girlfriend'.

 

By chance I saw the advert, and I couldn't help myself. She looked so sad, dejected and hopeless. I couldn't bear it, and I felt drawn to her as though it was beyond my control. 

 

I called straight away and the guy told me that he had another offer of swapping her for a gold ring and a motorcycle helmet. I offered him £100 and begged him not to swap her for a gold ring and a helmet, and arranged to meet him as soon as I left work. I was a nervous wreck all day hoping that I would get there first.

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When we met in a cold, dark Co-Op car park that night in December, it was clear that she had been neglected and was not used to being treated kindly. 

 

    The Maggie Fleming Animal Hospice and The Karass Sanctuary          Ringliggate, Kirkcudbright, Scotland, DG6 4RB

Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation ~ Registered Charity Number SCO46918

Licensed Animal Welfare Establishment ~ Licence Number 072867 ~ Licence Holder The Maggie Fleming Animal Hospice and The Karass Sanctuary ~ Licence issued by Dumfries and Galloway Council 

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